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Switching off lights in unoccupied rooms is a simple way to save on energy bills, reducing lighting costs by up to 20%.

Did you know that a small habit like turning off lights when you leave a room can lead to big savings on your energy bill?

Leaving lights on in empty rooms wastes electricity, especially in high-use areas like kitchens and living rooms. By turning lights off when they’re not needed, you can cut your lighting costs by up to 20%, a small change that adds up over time. LED or CFL lights also pair well with this habit, further boosting your energy savings.

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